Ravichandran Ashwin revealed that he adopted Rishabh Pant's aggressive batting style to score a crucial century, partnering with Ravindra Jadeja to rescue India after a top-order collapse on Day 1 of the Chennai Test against Bangladesh,

Rishabh Pant was at it again regaling his Indian teammates on the field at the Chepauk. On the second day of the ongoing first Test at Chepauk on Friday, Pant was doing his bit on the stump mic to keep his teammates interested.

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Having worked on improving his range of big shots in the Tamil Nadu Premier League earlier this year, R Ashwin flaunted his aggressive avatar, hitting his fastest Test hundred. Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja rescued India from 144 for 6 with a counter-attacking 195-run stand in Chennai on Thursday,

Indian all-rounder Ravichandran Ashwin revealed that he consciously batted aggressively on the red soil pitch against Bangladesh in Chennai. Bringing up his sixth Test ton, Ashwin said that the strategy worked out well.

The veteran all-rounder took just 108 balls to register his overall sixth and second Test century at Chennai's MA Chidambaram Stadium. Ashwin outperformed batting specialists and later shared how he countered Chepauk's tricky wicket on Day 1 against Bangladesh.

When Ashwin walked-in in the 43rd over in the post-lunch session – with his family and his friends from Ramakrishnapuram 1st street in attendance – it was going to be a make or break moment for India.

Ravichandran Ashwin's aggressive approach on Chennai's red soil pitch resulted in a crucial century, lifting India from 96/4 to 339/6 against Bangladesh. Partnered with Ravindra Jadeja, who provided key support and advice,